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Social media and generative AI can have a large climate impact – here’s how to reduce yours

By Domenico Vicinanza, Associate Professor of Intelligent Systems and Data Science, Anglia Ruskin University

On a train or bus, or just standing in a queue, the most common sight these days is the muted glow of a screen, and the flickering thumbs of people lost in the endless scroll on their smartphones.

Across the world, about 62% of people are active social media users. In some countries, that figure is over 90%. That adds up to a lot of usage: the average UK adult spends 3…

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